ethnos

IPA: ˈɛθnoʊs

Examples of "ethnos" in Sentences

This is not a category limited to any political persuasion or any particular ethnos.
There is an Arab ethnos (look it up), nation, call it what you like, and there is a Jewish one.
They saw political rights for women as detrimental to the Greek nation (ethnos) and the race (fili).
Jesus commanded his Jewish followers to go to all people groups (all ethnos, the Greek word for “nations”).
We now have 36 states, most of them broken along the closest lines of the "ethnos" according to the Awoist ideal.
It should be noted here that the proper word for a tribe in a non-urbanized community was ethnos, as is shown by the documents of the Delphic Amphictyone.
Rabanus: Ethnici, that is, the Gentiles, for the Greek word ethnos is translated ` gens 'in Latin; those, that is, who abide such as they were born, to wit, under sin.
When the term “Arab” was used for most of the last millenium, it could not refer to a distinct unitary ethnos, but to a broader culture with a shared high culture and religion – much like Latin European culture, or Slavic Orthodox culture.
- L'viv, 2001), 654 pp. [16] Explaining that he was combining "the ancient Greek word" genos "(race, tribe) and the Latin" cide "(killing)," he added in a footnote, "Another term could be used for the same idea, namely," ethnocide, "consisting of the Greek word 'ethnos'-nation-and the Latin word